Cretaceous fossils reveal new dinosaurs
Paleontologists have discovered an unknown hairy dinosaur that lived 67 million years ago in the southwestern United States.
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Paleontologists have discovered an unknown hairy dinosaur that lived 67 million years ago in the southwestern United States.
A specimen from the dinosaur era stunned scientists when it showed that one day at the end of the Cretaceous was only 23 and a half hours long, because the earth was spi…
120 million-year-old fossils found in Japan reveal one of the oldest birds on Earth.
A young Chinese boy found a dinosaur egg from the extremely rare Cretaceous period on the banks of the Dong Giang River.
A University of California student has just made a discovery to life, when he found the skull of a Triceratop dinosaur that lived about 65 million years ago.
US scientists concluded that the Earth was dark for two years after being hit by an asteroid 65 million years ago, Phys.org reported yesterday.
The team from the US and China discovered the Tamu Massif volcano in the Pacific, which has a large area of Japan and South Korea combined.
Many consecutive landslides caused the total number of dead whales in the North Sea coast to increase to 26 in just one month.
The 110-million-year-old fossil was identified as belonging to a small dinosaur bird that could easily be held in hand.
Dinosaurs became princes that ruled the Earth in the Jurassic and Cretaceous period but were nearly destroyed in 66 million years ago.
Scientists found 215 fossil eggs from the Hamipterus tianshanensis in the Xinjiang autonomous region, China, and Guardian yesterday reported.
Korean scientists have discovered an unprecedented large piece of fossilized skin of a lizard-like dinosaur that lived in the early Cretaceous period, or Cretaceous peri…
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The hammer was estimated to have been created in the early Cretaceous period, ie 140 to 65 million years ago.